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What do you guys think is a fair price for this one:
2017 base
Premium package plus
sports Chrono
Sports exhaust
27,000 miles
Car will be 4 years old, out of warranty, on January 2020
Any recommendations for a ppi in the Indianapolis area? It checks most of the boxes that I want but not a cpo. Think January will have better deals? I'm out of state (tx) but i am ready to pay cash for the right car.
Mine is a higher spec. Main differences are GT Silver, 20" RS Spyder wheels (with brand new Pilot Sport 4S N0s), BOSE Surround, Porsche crest on headrests, and smoking package (covers up the ugly hole in the console and gives you an extra power port). Plus my warranty goes through March or April 2021 (you can call Porsche with the VIN to confirm).
My car has 28,862 miles. The 30K mile service was performed in October. I have receipts for the services performed while I owned it. No accidents, no racing, and in excellent condition. I love detailing so my cars are well kept.
Additionally, I have an extra set of 20" OZ Leggera HLT wheels with Bridgestone RE980AS tires. My car also has full front Xpel, including the mirrors, inside the door handles, and in front of the rear wheels. Plus Xpel Prime XR tint on all windows. Park Place BodyWerks in Dallas put in a new windshield three weeks ago (large rock chip was patched but didn't last once we had a super cold morning that turned into a hot afternoon). As you can see I also swapped out the amber side lights for the much better looking clear models.
I'm in Arkansas so we could likely meet conveniently for the exchange.
Exterior: GT Silver Metallic Interior: Standard Interior in Black
BASE 911 Carrera
176 Sport Exhaust System
250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
457 Lane Change Assist (LCA)
460 20" RS Spyder Design Wheels
489 Heated Multifunction Steering Wheel
581 Luggage net in passenger footwell
583 Smoking package
653 Electric Slide/Tilt Sunroof in Glass
9VL BOSE® Surround Sound System
AG Standard Interior in Black
P06 Power Sport Seats (14-way) with Memory Package
P3E Premium Package Plus i.c.w. Power Sport Seats (14-way)
QR5 Sport Chrono Package
U2 GT Silver Metallic
XSC Porsche Crest on headrests
Please note this picture was taken in June 2019 before I put the new PS4S N0s on it. I can send you a ton more pics if you are interested.
Mine is a higher spec. Main differences are GT Silver, 20" RS Spyder wheels (with brand new Pilot Sport 4S N0s), BOSE Surround, Porsche crest on headrests, and smoking package (covers up the ugly hole in the console and gives you an extra power port). Plus my warranty goes through March or April 2021 (you can call Porsche with the VIN to confirm).
My car has 28,862 miles. The 30K mile service was performed in October. I have receipts for the services performed while I owned it. No accidents, no racing, and in excellent condition. I love detailing so my cars are well kept.
Additionally, I have an extra set of 20" OZ Leggera HLT wheels with Bridgestone RE980AS tires. My car also has full front Xpel, including the mirrors, inside the door handles, and in front of the rear wheels. Plus Xpel Prime XR tint on all windows. Park Place BodyWerks in Dallas put in a new windshield three weeks ago (large rock chip was patched but didn't last once we had a super cold morning that turned into a hot afternoon). As you can see I also swapped out the amber side lights for the much better looking clear models.
I'm in Arkansas so we could likely meet conveniently for the exchange.
Exterior: GT Silver Metallic Interior: Standard Interior in Black
BASE 911 Carrera
176 Sport Exhaust System
250 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)
457 Lane Change Assist (LCA)
460 20" RS Spyder Design Wheels
489 Heated Multifunction Steering Wheel
581 Luggage net in passenger footwell
583 Smoking package
653 Electric Slide/Tilt Sunroof in Glass
9VL BOSE® Surround Sound System
AG Standard Interior in Black
P06 Power Sport Seats (14-way) with Memory Package
P3E Premium Package Plus i.c.w. Power Sport Seats (14-way)
QR5 Sport Chrono Package
U2 GT Silver Metallic
XSC Porsche Crest on headrests
Please note this picture was taken in June 2019 before I put the new PS4S N0s on it. I can send you a ton more pics if you are interested.
Really hard to determine fair market value for these cars. My 2019 Carrera T, when I plug it into KBB it has private party value at 96,000 and dealer trade in as low as 86,000.
I loaded it into Carvana and it said it could not compute a FMV on this model.
Out of curiosity, I might got to CarMax to get a number.
Last edited by seis-speed; 12-15-2019 at 03:04 AM.
Really hard to determine fair market value for these cars. My 2019 Carrera T, when I plug it into KBB it has private party value at 96,000 and dealer trade in as low as 86,000.
I loaded it into Carvana and it said it could not compute a FMV on this model.
Out of curiosity, I might got to CarMax to get a number.
Ask the place where you bought it - I am sure they will tell you and they just make you a good offer.
Really hard to determine fair market value for these cars. My 2019 Carrera T, when I plug it into KBB it has private party value at 96,000 and dealer trade in as low as 86,000.
I loaded it into Carvana and it said it could not compute a FMV on this model.
Out of curiosity, I might got to CarMax to get a number.
CarMax is a rip-off, they gave me 2K less (On a 20K car) than a strait buy from a dealer (not a trade-in).
I would not trust CarMax for a FMV.
My experience is that dealers will not go KBB trade-in on a buyout. They look at auction prices which are at least ten percent
less than KBB trade-in. I found this true with the large groups such as Autonation. Prices are set by a central group not the guy you are taking yo.
Really hard to determine fair market value for these cars. My 2019 Carrera T, when I plug it into KBB it has private party value at 96,000 and dealer trade in as low as 86,000.
I loaded it into Carvana and it said it could not compute a FMV on this model.
Out of curiosity, I might got to CarMax to get a number.
KBB is fairly useless for any 911.
2019 T is particularly hard to value, especially through generic tools...
If it is for example a manual, buckets, T interior, PCCB's it would pull a much higher pecentage of original msrp than pdk, 14-way seats, base brakes.
Really hard to determine fair market value for these cars. My 2019 Carrera T, when I plug it into KBB it has private party value at 96,000 and dealer trade in as low as 86,000.
I loaded it into Carvana and it said it could not compute a FMV on this model.
Out of curiosity, I might got to CarMax to get a number.
Why not post the VIN and miles and let us have a crack at it? Unless you’ve already done it and I missed it. I’m currently arguing between a T, GT4, and 718 GTS. If not buying for a Porsche dealership my next choice would be a RL member.
12-10-2019, 08:50 PM
